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One thousand, five hundred and six children attended pre-school education in Clydesdale in January 2004, the latest date for which figures are available.
At the moment, it is hard to resist the introduction of a new service, and it is difficult to make checks or to question its cost-effectiveness right at the outset.
I congratulate Margaret Smith on securing this important debate to mark world asthma day.Yesterday, to mark world asthma day, I visited a new project that is being established at Ninewells hospital.
Paragraph 12.1 of your submission suggests that you will have a new burden of £182,000. Will your council be able to cope with some of that new burden, or would the Government have to provide new resources to take care of it?
Prescription Charges (Long-term Conditions) To ask the Scottish Executive what the latest position is on its review of national health service prescription charges for patients with long-term conditions and on what date it expects to present the outcome of the review.